Episode 535 | Bend Dat Sh*t + Juvenile & B.G.

New Rory & MAL - iHeartPodcasts and The Volume

A lively and humorous podcast episode featuring candid conversations among friends, including reflections on personal growth, cultural comme

Key takeaways

• Apologies were made for past comments that lacked awareness of personal tragedies, highlighting the importance of empathy and accountability.
• The value of authenticity in art and performance is emphasized, with praise for artists like J. Cole and Juvenile despite playful critiques.

Main topics

• Apology and accountability in public discourse
• Music industry commentary (J. Cole, Juvenile)

Notable quotes

"I apologize to J. Cole… I didn't know his fan's family had passed away."

"Good wash and set, maybe some nice braids or something like that."

Conclusion

The episode blends humor, personal reflection, and cultural commentary

Transcript preview

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Speaker 5 (2:00) This Speaker 1 (2:00) is Our Town, Speaker 5 (2:01) a podcast about what happens when a small town becomes the site of a social experiment and fights back. Guess you didn't move in on a bunch of dumb hillbillies now, did you? Listen to Our Town on the iHeartRadio app. Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Speaker 3 (2:55) And we're back. Sponsored by Boost Mode with unlimited talk, text, and data. Yeah, so yeah, no stinky feet over here, baby. You want to smell? You can smell my feet. I Speaker 2 (3:04) will. I'll smell them. I'll smell your sneaker. You're not going to put your foot up to my face. Check Speaker 8 (3:11) me out, baby. But more don't do too much walking. Speaker 2 (3:15) Nope. Yeah, your feet actually smell really good. Come on, baby D. Speaker 8 (3:19) Margo from the crib to the car to the office, from the office to the car to the crib. Like he don't, his feet barely touch the ground. Yeah, Speaker 2 (3:26) he don't put no work in. He just like. I'm levitating this shit. He don't put no work in for real. Speaker 8 (3:32) He's never even seen the concrete. Speaker 2 (3:33) He Speaker 8 (3:34) don't even know. Speaker 2 (3:35) How y'all feeling? I feel great. End of the week? Speaker 8 (3:39) Just Speaker 2 (3:39) here. Like my ass cheeks has been involuntarily moving since I walked in the door. Oh man. Like it was just the moment he came in. I'm just like, ah, I can't control it. Ass. Juvie Speaker 8 (3:50) looks great for his age. He looks amazing. And we're going to move on to, uh, to talk with Juvie, uh, eventually, but we're Speaker 7 (3:55) going to kick it before then. But yeah, Juvie looks great for his age. He was glowing. That's what money will do for you. You Speaker 3 (4:01) niggas ain't dirty. You niggas just broke. Stop. It's some niggas with money that's dirty. Oh, yeah. For sure. Sure. All right. Well, let me start with an apology. Oh, God. Thank you. And mean it. No, I mean it. I mean it. Y'all know I'm not. I don't speak with malicious intent. I did not know that Cole had a family of a fan who was in the audience. We recorded way before that information came out. I was talking shit. I said, Cole, it felt performative. Speaker 3 (4:29) Now, after the information came out, the family of his fan passed away. I believe his mother was there. Yeah. Passed away from cancer. Colin Griffin. Colin Griffin was the name. Rest in peace and prayers to the Griffin family. So, yes, I apologize to J. Cole. I sit here and talk shit about Cole, but I actually do. I'm a Cole fan, but I'm going to give him shit. It don't matter. But, yeah, I was not aware of this. I said I felt performative him crying for love yours. Obviously, this has something to do with it. So I do apologize. OK. Thank you. My bad, bro. Number love. Number respect. Thank you. Well, I don't have a clapping side, but that was gay, but it's OK. But yeah, y'all know I'm just, I just told you. I'm not. I'm glad there was Speaker 7 (5:18) an apology there. I'm not a malicious guy. We all fuck up. We booked Speaker 8 (5:22) Juvie for Palooza in New Orleans. Really? He performed? Not only did he perform, somehow, I don't know how we got talked into it. Peach, was it during Essence Fest? Speaker 6 (5:33) Yeah, like 4 in the morning. Speaker 8 (5:35) So we had, Palooza was from midnight to 5 a.m. Like it started at midnight. Juvie performed at like 4.50 in the morning. And absolutely smoked it. Damn. On time. I didn't know that. No, it was a great performance. It was dope. It was a really good time. That's Speaker 2 (5:52) dope. Speaker 8 (5:53) That was a fun Palooza. Why did we agree to that? Midnight to 5 a.m. is absolutely insane. Did you sleep all day? No. There's no sleeping during Palooza. We flew in that day. We had mad time. Speaker 2 (6:09) Y'all checking at three. Y'all ain't asked for early checking. Y'all checking at three. I've never been to Essence Fest. I really do want to go. It's great. Yeah, it's really good. It's exactly what you think it is. Black women smelling good. Yes. Ugh, I need to be there. Just a few funky butts sprinkled throughout too though. Why do you always have to be such a pessimist? Like we can't ever just have a positive moment. You be like, ah. Speaker 3 (6:32) That is positive. Ain't nothing wrong with the funky butts. They make you appreciate the good butts. Speaker 3 (6:39) Right? Speaker 8 (6:40) Ying and the Yang. And he's a statistics guy. With that many people, only a few musty butts. We're in the green. Speaker 7 (6:47) We're in the Speaker 3 (6:48) green. Great event. Speaker 7 (6:49) Can't wait to go back. Does Crowfest still happen? They had it this year. I gotta go to one though. Speaker 2 (6:58) Yeah, they had it this year. Speaker 7 (6:59) Peej, you was there? Yeah, we gotta go. Did you intentionally not tell me? When was it? Speaker 2 (7:08) uh it was like two weeks ago maybe two weeks ago july Speaker 7 (7:12) 25th yo come on we had mad we Speaker 3 (7:14) had mad free time on the 25th yeah come on dog we i would have went to curl fest i still have my curls then what's Speaker 2 (7:23) your favorite uh i saw a video and at curl fest and they were asking men um what's your favorite hairstyle on a black woman so maul what's Speaker 3 (7:30) your Speaker 2 (7:30) trying to get me in trouble no what's Speaker 3 (7:32) your Speaker 2 (7:32) favorite hairstyle on a black woman like what do you think like that's like damn like that one gets you like Speaker 3 (7:37) I'm a simple, I'm again, I'm from the, I grew up in the nineties, man. I'm simple. I like, just Speaker 2 (7:42) give me a good wash and set. Good wash and set. Good blowout. That's, you know, so crazy. That's when you compliment me on my hair when I have a wash and set. That's my era. Speaker 3 (7:51) That's the weave and the wigs. I didn't know what that was in high school. That was like. That's a new thing. Like, good wash set, maybe some nice braids or something like that. If a girl's going on vacation, summer camp, box braids. Get the micro braids or something like that. That's when the girls used to be in the shop for like 12 hours. Yeah, good blowout, good wash set. Keep it simple, keep it natural. Speaker 2 (8:14) Makes sense. Speaker 3 (8:15) To me, that's my favorite, like, look on a woman. It's like very simple. but nice, good bounce, good body to the hair, good sheen to it. You let that light hit it. You can see the little highlights in it. You know, I'm from that cloth. I'm from that era, man. I like a good, just wash and set, good blowout. That makes sense. But I like when women get, you know, when they do, you know, the weaves and things like that, if it's done right and it looks good, that's fly too. But I'm from, I'm from the wash and set era when it was $20. Wash and set Tuesdays. I think it was Tuesday. I got to leave Tuesday and Wednesday. $20. Go get that. Good old Speaker 2 (8:52) days, yo. I used to go to Dominican Salon. $30 be good. Yeah. $25, $30 be good. That shit costs $80 now and they call it a silk press. Silk Speaker 7 (9:02) press. Now it's a silk press. Speaker 2 (9:03) $80 fucking dollars. $100. But even that's not bad. Speaker 7 (9:07) At least with inflation, they changed the name. With Speaker 8 (9:09) other products, it's the same name. It's just double the price. Speaker 2 (9:12) Nah, man. $100 for something that 10 years ago used to cost me $25? I don't like that. Speaker 8 (9:19) Shell needs to change their name. Exxon? Put an accent, make it fancy. Shelle. It's way too expensive for you to call this shit Shell. Speaker 7 (9:29) Shelle. Please make me feel better about this shit. Speaker 3 (9:35) That's crazy as hell. Okay, I just Speaker 2 (9:36) wanted to know. Figured I asked. Speaker 3 (9:38) What's Speaker 2 (9:38) your Speaker 3 (9:38) favorite haircut on a black man, on a black king? Speaker 2 (9:43) I'm back to just liking, like, just waves. Just, like, nice lineup, waves. I do like locks. I've never dated a man with locks, but I do like them. So how do you like them and you never Speaker 3 (9:57) dated a man with locks? Because I think I Speaker 2 (9:58) can recognize that it looks good on somebody. Oh, but you may just never have them on locks. Yeah, nah, nah. The locksman don't come from me, but I like a nice set of locks. I Speaker 3 (10:06) mean, I can Speaker 2 (10:06) call Stiles right now. When they had a two-strand twist. Speaker 3 (10:09) Yeah, you want me to have Stiles pull up right now? He might be uptown. When they had the Speaker 2 (10:12) two-strand twist. I'm entering my older age, though, so I actually like bald niggas now. Speaker 2 (10:20) I like bald niggas now because I'm getting to the age where like, you know, men are 40 years old. I would rather you be bald than hold on to that hairline. Go bald. Speaker 3 (10:28) I'm 40 plus and I got a full head. You are the exception, not the Speaker 2 (10:32) rule. You need Speaker 3 (10:33) to Speaker 2 (10:33) understand that. I get that, but. You're the exception, not the rule. Most, how many niggas your age, you know, that got a fucked up hairline or they bald? Oh, Speaker 3 (10:40) no, I know some dudes that they was, they shit was cooked when we was 22. Yeah. I, Speaker 2 (10:44) once they start getting that shit, it start getting real bare in them quarters right there. Cut that shit off. I have a Speaker 3 (10:49) theory though. What? That's because niggas don't wash and condition their hair. Speaker 2 (10:52) No, it comes because they mama. They getting it from their mama's side. Niggas do Speaker 3 (10:55) not condition their scalps. They don't. Nigga's scalps be stink. You ever Speaker 2 (10:58) smell the nigga's hat? Well, Speaker 3 (10:58) it helps to have a healthy scalp. You Speaker 2 (11:00) ever Speaker 3 (11:00) smell the nigga's hat? Speaker 2 (11:01) Let me smell Speaker 3 (11:01) your hat. You want to smell my hat? Let me smell your hat. Smell my hat. Speaker 2 (11:04) I'm going to be honest. If it stink. Speaker 3 (11:07) Nope. Speaker 2 (11:07) Your hat smell good. Come Speaker 3 (11:08) on, B. Don't do me like that. Don't do me like that. Yeah. I got it. All right. So you hear us. Niggas Speaker 8 (11:14) be Speaker 3 (11:14) having stink scalps. You ever go in a nigga's shower, shampoo gone, conditioner to the brim. Speaker 3 (11:21) Niggas don't use conditioner. No, they don't. It's just shampoo. You use conditioner? Of course. Yeah, you use, but you use like, you're popular with Speaker 1 (11:28) the women. Speaker 3 (11:28) Garganty fruit teeth. Yeah, you popular with the women. So you, not saying that you sleep with a lot of women, but you have women friends and they put you on. That will put me on a good product. Clean Speaker 2 (11:36) it Speaker 3 (11:36) up. Clean it Speaker 2 (11:36) up. Speaker 3 (11:37) Nah, we, come on. That's my guy right here. Speaker 8 (11:39) Well, I was going to say all bald men listening, take a photo of the top of your head and flood Damaris' DMs. Because I think that'd be a fun challenge. You gotta Speaker 2 (11:48) be fired. You gotta be fired. You gotta be more chest up. I'm not telling them to Speaker 8 (11:51) even show their face. Just take an aerial shot of the top of your head and just flood Damaris' deal. No, don't do that. Balls in the chat. Balls in the chat. Speaker 7 (11:59) You gotta put the cue ball. Just put a cue ball in the chat. Put a cue ball in the chat. Speaker 2 (12:06) Nah, for real. I do. I like the ball heads. I like the locks. I like the good waves. I used to like the fuck boy haircut real bad until I dated enough. What's Speaker 7 (12:12) the Speaker 2 (12:12) fuck boy haircut? When they had, you know, when they had like the hair just at the top with the man bun and like the line up in the back. Or they would do like the braids in the front with the man bun. Like a Dominican? Speaker 3 (12:23) You dated a nigga with a bun? Speaker 2 (12:25) Like, you know, like when they would do the braids, like the braids at the top into the bun. And the Speaker 3 (12:29) sides were shaved? Yeah. Fuckboy haircut. I thought, I didn't know that was the fuckboy haircut. Fuckboy haircut. I Speaker 8 (12:36) thought Speaker 3 (12:36) the fuckboy haircut was when they swoosh it over to the side like a cowlick. No. And then you started doing that? No. I thought it Speaker 8 (12:41) was more Speaker 2 (12:41) the faux hop. Like remember that era? The faux hawk era? No, it's like that. They got it up on the screen like the, well, he had it up on the screen. I don't know what he just did before, but it's like, yeah, they have like the taper in the back within like, yeah, it's like that. But when they will braid it like, like that to the right, Ryan, but when they will braid it like that, yeah. Then they started braiding it back. Oh yeah. So like all Speaker 8 (13:03) the ball brothers, basically. Speaker 2 (13:05) Yeah. Speaker 8 (13:05) Gotcha. Fuckboy haircut. Yeah, I was always scared. Every player that played Speaker 3 (13:07) for Duke at one point. Yeah, any nigga that had the sides shaved all the way down and braid just the top, I was scared of niggas like that. Speaker 2 (13:14) You should be. Speaker 3 (13:15) Yeah, them type niggas I'm scared of. Because I feel like you ready to commit a crime. As soon as you do, you're going to just cut everything off. So it's like... Smart. You're halfway there. You want to go to the barbershop and they'll cut all this shit. I just shot two niggas. You could just ask for a haircut. Speaker 7 (13:30) You don't have to say... No, you let your barber know. Speaker 3 (13:32) I need a quick, quick cut. Speaker 7 (13:33) Quick cut. Yeah. It was like when AZ and Nas were at the barbershop in Belly. I'm about to blow. Done, I'm about to blow. That's still a nasty scene. Give the gun to the barber. Nastiest scene ever. Speaker 8 (13:45) Yo, yo, funny as Speaker 7 (13:46) hell. Speaker 8 (13:47) Well, I noticed you didn't ask me, but any hairstyle that that woman wants to wear that day is my favorite. Speaker 2 (13:53) Okay. I'm never asking a white man what he think about black women's hair, respectfully. That's Speaker 8 (13:58) fine. No, I know. That's why I said I know you didn't ask me. Yeah. It would be whatever. You like Speaker 2 (14:02) braids like most white men? Like, love the braids? What type of braids? Or afro? You love afro on a braid? I love women with afro, yeah. You like afros? That's fine. White men love afros. If I go outside with my afro, white men compliment me the most. For real? I just we feel like we're an ally. I just love it. Oh, my God. Yeah. They love it when your braids get grown out and like, you know, when braids get fuzzy, when the braids get grown out, they love that. They love it when you got the Jim Jones. No, not them type of. I'm talking about box braids. Box braids, not straight backs. I thought you meant like cornrows. Speaker 3 (14:43) Fuzzy, Speaker 2 (14:44) the Jim Jones Speaker 3 (14:45) straight backs is crazy. White men compliment you when you got the fuzzy cornrows. That kink is crazy. I got a Speaker 8 (14:52) dip set kink. That kink is crazy. Oh, shit. It's cool if we compliment, like we touch your throat too, like at a stoplight, right? That's cool? At a stoplight. Speaker 2 (15:03) At a stoplight, crazy. Speaker 8 (15:06) I love your hair. Speaker 2 (15:08) Like out the window? Speaker 8 (15:11) That's the white version of Scrubs. On the passenger Speaker 7 (15:15) side of his best friend's ride, groping my fro. Y'all remember No Pigeons? Of course. From the Bronx, of course. They didn't play No Scrubs without the DJ blending into that. Once that Speaker 3 (15:27) song came out, you couldn't play No Scrubs and not play that one. Speaker 8 (15:29) Playing a bar done broke with your best friend Cole is crazy. This is going to sound blasphemy, especially after the conversation we just had. Don't do it. I think... That gave No Scrubs a Speaker 7 (15:39) second life. I really think DJs were playing No Scrubs so they could blend it into... But that's part of what the remix is, though. Speaker 3 (15:46) When you remix a record or cover a record, it's to do that. It's to give it another... I mean, people still do. We saw it with... What song was it that Cardi used from Imaginary Player? I know the Imaginary Player's streams when I'm ready. Oh, for sure. Yeah, so that's still part of it. That's still part of it. Speaker 7 (16:04) If it's a good record. If it's a good record. I don't know if the rappers these days are Speaker 8 (16:09) talented enough. With all the female rappers out there, why do we not have more No Pigeon type remixes? Now? Yeah. It's like a layup at this point, I feel like. Or is that too misogynistic? I just think the content of women. Hey, I think if there's a transaction Speaker 7 (16:27) between your pussy and me, that makes you a whore. So somebody, so you're saying like somebody should definitely remake, spin that right now. I think that'd be amazing, but it has to be the, I don't know who the right rapper for that would be. I can't properly A &R that one. Who could remake Spin That right now? And make it nasty Speaker 2 (16:47) and misogynistic? That has Speaker 7 (16:48) the talent level, though. Speaker 8 (16:50) I'm not saying a rapper now that could do a good remix with a good verse that people like, whatever. There's a million of those. But like really, really combat that entire song. I Speaker 2 (17:00) don't think you really need the talent. You need the personality. It ain't like no pigeons with some miracle, miracle shit. Like you need somebody who knows how to take. The essence of the song. Have fun with Speaker 3 (17:10) it. Speaker 2 (17:10) Flip it in reverse and have fun with it. That's what you need. And I think that takes a special kind of rapper. Speaker 3 (17:14) A male rapper definitely needs to remake Spin That right now, though. It's a layup. Spin That, okay. Bend that shit. Yo! Speaker 3 (17:26) I just spent it and I bend it. Bend that Speaker 2 (17:29) shit. It's funny as fuck. If I was a Speaker 3 (17:33) rapper, I would have had that out already. Speaker 2 (17:35) Nah, I'm about to write it. Me and Young Miami would have had a video and everything. Speaker 3 (17:38) Bend that shit. Speaker 2 (17:41) Bend that shit. Speaker 3 (17:42) If I just spent that shit, bend that shit. Who could do it though? But like you said, you gotta have personality. You can't Speaker 2 (17:49) be too cool doing shit like that. You gotta be able to have fun. Speaker 8 (17:52) Kodak might be. Might be the one. But they have Speaker 2 (17:55) a... They have history. Speaker 8 (17:56) Yeah. Sorry. You didn't know that? It was Speaker 2 (18:00) rumors that they had sex before and I think Karina Speaker 8 (18:03) came out and said I never had sex with that man. I had no idea about that whatsoever. I was really just thinking of somebody that is charismatic, can actually rap, and is cool with a new generation. Yeah. Huh? Speaker 2 (18:15) NLE for sure. It would be NLE. Yeah, he wouldn't do bad on that. It would be NLE for sure. He's the one. Youngboy wouldn't be bad either, though. Speaker 3 (18:23) Yeah. Youngboy wouldn't be bad for that. Speaker 2 (18:26) I would prefer NLE because NLE got so much fucking. He got so much personality. Hear me out. Blueface may smoke that shit. Blueface will Speaker 8 (18:34) smoke it. Speaker 2 (18:34) Blueface will smoke it for sure. For sure. Hear me out. Speaker 8 (18:40) Yo. With the amount of experience that he could pull from. The video could be crazy. Blueface might be the one for that. Now that I think about it. Blueface remixing that shit would be the funniest thing I've ever seen. Speaker 1 (18:52) That's fucking Speaker 8 (18:52) hilarious. With all of his baby mothers in the video. Like we could make an iconic moment with that entire thing. Speaker 2 (18:58) Yeah. Yeah. Let's men do more like remixes, like clowning us for the things that we say. I'm cool with that. I think that that would give Herbo. Herbo's funny, but. Yeah, I don't know enough about Herbo. He's not. He's Herbo's funny in a way, but not with music. Herbo's not funny on music. Herbo's just funny. But with music, no. But I definitely think Blueface and Ali Chapo would be the ones. Yeah. Why does somebody need to come out with Ben that? No, Ben that would go crazy. What other female song do you think would be funny to remix? To flip. Speaker 3 (19:32) What's out now? Cardi? I would have flipped that. I fucked your friend like, Bitch, Speaker 7 (19:42) you mad I already beat. That bag is fake. I said, You like what? Juvie would smoke that. That could be Juvie. Oh yeah, very true, P. That Speaker 8 (19:55) could be Juvie. Speaker 7 (19:56) And again, Speaker 8 (19:57) it's not to take away from the women rappers and it's not rooted in Masaji. I just think men on the remixes would bridge the gaps more for those songs to play outside. Like we could all have fun. We could have our Speaker 3 (20:07) call and response to it. We and Rory can't really be getting off Cardi. I had no spot. And Speaker 8 (20:13) like Cardi and Meg is a home run together no matter what. It's great. I love it. I like when the women dance when the shit is played. But yeah, we could have a nice gender wars fun at a party. Yeah. If there's more male versus. Bring back Speaker 3 (20:24) healthy gender wars. Yeah. We need a healthy Speaker 7 (20:27) gender wars. Yeah. And I'm saying that women are dominating. So please bring us up to your level and help us out. Yeah. Rap got to. I Speaker 3 (20:34) think we need a hard. R.W.MBA. We need a hard reset. We need like a hard reset. The culture needs a hard reset. I think everybody needs to shut the fuck up for like three months. Well, contractually, we can't. Yeah. No, but I mean, like if they, you know, they understood it was a hard reset. So everything was kind of like, OK, understandable. So Speaker 2 (20:49) no podcast for a hard. No Speaker 3 (20:51) podcast, Speaker 2 (20:51) no streaming. Speaker 7 (20:53) Let me reach out to Netflix and see. No, no, no fucking streaming. No fucking Speaker 3 (20:57) mute. Don't drop no music. Just Speaker 2 (21:00) silence. Oh, my God. Silence for three Speaker 3 (21:02) months. Speaker 2 (21:02) Everybody Speaker 3 (21:02) just get with your family. Get with your kids. Get to know your partner a little bit. Everybody just shut the fuck up. Don't upload a motherfucking thing. Don't stream shit. We need a hard reset. I think COVID tried to give us a hard reset. No, COVID made it worse. It's why we're here now. Yes, you're right. You're right. Speaker 7 (21:28) We all left with a phone. If we didn't already have a phone addiction, we left with a phone addiction. We just need Speaker 3 (21:35) a hard reset. Speaker 7 (21:36) I Speaker 3 (21:37) feel like it's too much, too much going on. I feel like it's too much, too many opinions, too much talking, too much, you know, I just, I think we need a heart reset. I think that'd be healthy. It's ironic you choose Speaker 7 (21:49) this time after your opinion went out there and we've been getting killed for the past, like today you decided the Speaker 8 (21:54) heart reset. What opinion? Speaker 2 (21:57) The Speaker 3 (21:57) one you apologized for earlier, baby. Oh, that's because I didn't know what was going on. That's different Speaker 7 (22:02) though. That's not, come on. See, see, like to me, when my tweets resurfaced, I was like, yo, we should do a hard reset. Speaker 8 (22:11) Like, yo, why everyone Speaker 3 (22:12) on Twitter? Like we should do a reset for the world. Yeah. Yeah. But I'm not even thinking about that. Like, but that is, I'm just saying, I just feel like it's just, I feel like everybody is just like on a cycle. Yeah. And it's like, it's just like, yo, everybody just chill, relax for a couple, two, two, three months. The most. Just chill. And then let's get back into it. But I feel like it's just everybody's just niggas beefing. Niggas want to see beef. And it's just like, pause. Speaker 3 (22:44) it's just too much I'm over-simulated yeah it's just too much it's like yo I'll be opening my phone and I'm like I just think everybody just need to chill relax and just have fun man like everybody's in this weird space of taking they Speaker 2 (22:56) real Speaker 3 (22:56) tense yeah they real tense that's my thing just Speaker 2 (23:00) chill the fuck out everybody relax and it's become like a thing like on the internet like everybody just this is another thing go back to only commenting on people's shit when you know them people who don't know you will comment on your shit and full-blown be like violating you disrespecting you and it's like Oh, that's never going to change though. That's insanity to me. And they used to do it from fake pages. Now they do it from their real page. I started disrespecting niggas' grandmothers. I Speaker 7 (23:21) respect Speaker 2 (23:21) that. I don't understand. Oh, they're finally Speaker 7 (23:23) doing it from their real page? Speaker 8 (23:24) Yeah, they'll do it from their Speaker 2 (23:25) real page. Like you coming on my page, talking about something. Oh, I hate your outfit. Oh, you ugly. This, this, and that. That's fair game. That's okay. No, but from strangers, you don't Speaker 3 (23:35) know. Speaker 2 (23:35) You Speaker 8 (23:36) say they hate your outfit? Yeah. I bought her that Janet T, so they better not say that shit. Speaker 2 (23:40) Yeah. $200 tee like yeah like janitor as a grown-ass man why you like in my comments some of you hate my outfit your hair fucked up you ugly this this and that talking mad shit and you got your ugly ass kids and ugly ass baby mother and dead ass grandmother bones in your motherfucking bio like now grandmother bones now it's open season because this is crazy do that from a fake pay because the nigga Speaker 3 (24:05) ain't like your fit That's mad funny. Niggas say they don't like girls' fits on social media. It's crazy. Y'all niggas is crazy. What Speaker 2 (24:14) world are you in? I have never Speaker 3 (24:16) told a woman on social media on a picture, Speaker 7 (24:20) y'all, I don't like that fit. Like, what? I think if you commenting on a girl being ugly, you get it. Speaker 2 (24:26) Yeah. Like you don't know. Like that's so real. Like I don't understand going to people's comments to spread negativity. Like that's crazy. A nigga asked me, he was like, damn, the marriage must be like that shirt she wear it all the time. I say, yo, social media got you niggas heads cooked. I can't wear my shirt that I bought more than once. Why are you clocking how many times I wore a shirt? I don't care about that. I'm letting Speaker 8 (24:46) y'all know. If I bought something, I'm wearing it more than once. I'm not Speaker 2 (24:49) no fucking celebrity. I'm Speaker 8 (24:51) wearing Speaker 2 (24:51) it Speaker 8 (24:51) more than once. 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This entire time, you've been expecting Adam Sandler to come to visit the show. I would never expect. I would never set. expectations for something like that to happen. If the universe allows for something like that to happen, I'm open to it. I'm always going to accept. Danny McBride, fine. Yeah, it's all this fragile masculinity exuding. I could smell it walking down the hallway, to be honest with you. I Speaker 7 (27:55) was like, is that weed? Nope. It's fragile masculinity. Ben Speaker 1 (27:59) Stiller, no. Because a lot of times, out of context, people don't get it or even know what a circle is. You know what I mean? Like they're like, oh, what's Speaker 5 (28:07) this? Everyone's so dumb except for you. And fake. Speaker 1 (28:11) Right, fake and also not interested or just like, oh,